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This part above is contributed by Eddy.

Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction (Binh)
  • 1.1 Reading this User Guide
• 2. Quick start (Eddy)
• 3. Features (Petrick)
  • 3.1. Task list in schedule
  • 3.2. Time Scale in schedule
  • 3.3. Flashcards
  • 3.4. Quiz
  • 3.5. CLI-GUI interactivity
  • 3.6. Auto-save
• 4. Usage of Command
  • 4.1. Commands for the schedule page (Binh except 4.1.1)
  • 4.2. Commands for the flashcard page (Teddy)
  • 4.3. Commands for the quiz page (Bowei)
  • 4.4. General Commands (Binh)
• 5. FAQ (Teddy)
• 6. Trouble Shooting (Eddy)
  • Cannot launch the application
  • Cannot find my data locally
  • My data is gone after I manipulate the data in the data folder directly
• 7. Community and security (Eddy)
  • User data
  • Study community
• 8. Bug report (Eddy)
• 9. Summary
  • Schedule commands (Binh)
  • Flashcard commands (Teddy)
  • Quiz commands (Bowei)
  • General commands
• 10. Graphical Summary of Navigation Commands (Petrick)

1. Introduction (Binh)

Are you a student of secondary to tertiary education level, who is a fan of using flashcards to study, uses laptop often, and likes to schedule study sessions regularly? If so, we have the right product just for you!

StudyBananas is a desktop study companion app that helps you centralize all your study tasks, and caters to your recap needs through a flashcard-quizzes system. It is optimized for use via a Command Line Interface (CLI) while still having the benefits of a Graphical User Interface (GUI).

This user guide aims to equip you with all the necessary understanding to use StudyBananas effectively.

1.1 Reading this User Guide

Before you begin, here are some important notations that you should be aware of when reading this user guide.

1.1.1 Icons and Meaning

Icon	Meaning
	Tips are just for your information. They can help you use StudyBananas more efficiently.
	A note informs you of specific conditions or behaviours of a feature.
	Warnings denote extremely important details to take note of. These include irreversible actions, and important instructions that when not followed, may cause StudyBananas to crash or corrupt its data files.

1.1.2 Markdown notations

Markdown	Meaning
add flset <name:setname>​	Commands and terminology that can be used in StudyBananas command line.
index, name, title, time	Various arguments that you can include in the command.
QUIZ, SCHEDULE, FLASHCARD, FLASHCARDSET, TASK	Various features that StudyBananas offers.

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2. Quick start (Eddy)

1. Ensure you have Java 11 or above installed in your Computer.

2. Download the latest StudyBananas.jar from here.

3. Copy the file to the folder you want to use as the home folder for your StudyBananas.

4. Double-click the file to start the app. The GUI similar to the below should appear in a few seconds. Note how the app contains some sample data.
   

   

5. Type the command in the command box and press Enter to execute it. Some example commands you can try:

• list task : Lists all TASK

• add flset name:Chemistry : Adds a new empty FLASHCARDSET with name Chemistry.

• delete flset 3 : Deletes the 3rd FLASHCARDSET in the current list of FLASHCARDSET.

• add fl flset:3 q:What is the chemical formula of water? a:H2O : Adds a FLASHCARD to the 3rd FLASHCARDSET.

• add task T:CS2100 d: Pipeline tutorial t:2020-10-10 11:00 : Adds Doing CS2100 TASK to the SCHEDULE.

6. Refer to the Usage of Command below for details of each command.

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3. Features (Petrick)

This section describes the various features available in StudyBananas. These include front-end features that you can interact with, such as the SCHEDULE page, as well as back-end features such as the auto-saving of data.

3.1. Task list in SCHEDULE

You can set the TASK you want to do at a particular day to help you de-clutter your TASK and organise them strategically into daily TASK.

To help define TASK, you can add title, short description, starting time and duration. You can also search for TASK using a keyword, making it easier for you to group TASK.

There are no limits to how many TASK you can add in StudyBananas: No matter how busy you are, StudyBananas can adapt to your needs and still function normally!

3.2. Time Scale in SCHEDULE

StudyBananas helps you visualise your day and manage your time efficiently by creating a time scale that shows the timespan of different TASK in a daily timeline.

It comes with a time pointer that helps you recognise the TASK that you need to do at certain specific point in time during the day, so you can manage your time properly and complete TASK in an appropriate duration.

Note: The time scale only shows the TASK happening today in the current displayed task list. If you search for TASK, which changes the displayed task list, your time scale changes accordingly.

3.3. FLASHCARD

StudyBananas is about learning effectively, so it comes with a FLASCHCARD feature that helps you consolidate your learning into one place, without ever needing to open multiple files for revision.

There are also no limit to how much FLASHCARD sets you can make, and same goes to the amount of FLASHCARD in a FLASHCARDSET. (Just like how there is no limit to learning!)

3.4. QUIZ

Learning is not effective if you only read materials, but never exercise your memory for it. The QUIZ feature helps you to practice active recalling that will solidify all your learning points.

The feature also comes with a statistics panel that displays your performance over time, along with indicators to show the questions you got right (or wrong), so you can be aware of your study development and revise strategically.

You can also set QUIZ as a task in your SCHEDULE. Click here to find out how!

3.5. CLI-GUI interactivity

You can operate StudyBananas in two ways: using the Command Line Interface (CLI) and typing out commands using the keyboard, or using the Graphical User Interface (GUI) if you feel using the mouse is faster for you!

Either you are a fast typist or someone who is faster using the mouse cursor, we ensure that StudyBananas work efficiently according to your preferences, so time is spent just on studying. See how you can navigate yourself using either keyboard or mouse by clicking here.

3.6. Auto-save

In StudyBananas, all TASK, FLASHCARD and QUIZ attempts you create will generate a JSON file named after the respective feature. These files can be found in the data folder, under the directory that you have previously stored the StudyBananas JAR file in. This folder stores all your study-related data created using StudyBananas.

All TASK, FLASHCARD and QUIZ attempts created will be automatically saved, so there is no need for you to manually save the app’s data!

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4. Usage of Command

 

4.1. Commands for the SCHEDULE page (Binh except 4.1.1)

4.1.1. View the details of your task (Eddy)
4.1.2. Add a task
4.1.3. List all your tasks
4.1.4. Delete a task
4.1.5. Search for a task
4.1.6. Edit a task

4.1.1. View the details of your TASK (Eddy)

There are several panels in our user interface that provides the details of your TASK.

• Firstly, the today's time scale lists out all of your study sessions happening today, which are TASK, with start time and duration. You can click on your study session on the time scale to view the details on the top right panel.
• Secondly, the list panel located in the bottom right corner of the SCHEDULE tab lists all of your TASK, you can scroll down to view the details of your TASK, or take advantage of the search feature to quickly find a specific task (refer to search task section).
• In the following user guide, we use time scale to refer to the middle panel of SCHEDULE tab, and uses TASK lists to refer to the bottom right panel.

4.1.2. Add a TASK: add task

If you would like to add a study TASK to your SCHEDULE, this command allows you to create a TASK and saves it to the SCHEDULE, while specifying the title, description, time and duration of the task.

After you add a new TASK to StudyBananas, the TASK’s information is saved in the schedule.json file.

You can also add a QUIZ as a valid TASK by entering the quiz <flset:setindex> command (refer to QUIZ of a FLASHCARDSET) in the description field.

Format	add task <T:title> [d:description] [t:time] [dur: duration]
Example	add task T: CS2100 d: Pipeline tutorial dur: 45 add task T: CS2103T d: iP submission t: 2020-09-17 23:59 add task T: CS2105 d: quiz flset:2 t: Saturday, Oct 31 2020 13:00 dur: 120
	• title and description can accept strings (no special character) that are capitalized or separated with spaces. • The hours and minutes in time are optional. If you do not specify it, StudyBananas will set the time to 12:00 by default. • time should be written in one of the following formats:     • yyyy-MM-dd [HH:mm] (24-hour format, e.g. 23:00)     • EEEE, [MMM-dd-yyyy] [HH:mm] (24-hour format, e.g. 23:00)     • Today or Tomorrow [HH:mm] (24-hour format, e.g. 23:00) • duration has to be a positive integer in minute and its value has to be less than 1440 (number of minutes in a day). • You cannot add a TASK such that it results in a duplicated TASK in the SCHEDULE, which are TASK having the same title, description, time and duration. • You cannot add a TASK such that its time range overlaps with the time range of existing TASK in the SCHEDULE.

4.1.2.1. Adding a normal TASK

For example, you would like to add a TASK to your SCHEDULE with the title CS2100, description Lab 8, time 2020-10-29 10:00 and duration of 60 minutes.

Entering the command add task T: CS2100 d: Lab 8 t: 2020-10-29 10:00 dur: 60 while on SCHEDULE page will add the TASK to your SCHEDULE.

1. Enter the add task command, including the specific information of the TASK.

2. After using the add task command, the new TASK will be added to the end of your SCHEDULE by default.

 

4.1.2.2. Adding a QUIZ TASK

Now, if you would like to add a QUIZ of FLASHCARDSET 1 as a TASK to your SCHEDULE.

Entering the command add task T: CS2040S d: quiz flset:1 dur: 30 while on SCHEDULE tab adds the TASK containing the QUIZ to your SCHEDULE.

1. Enter the add task command, including the specific information of the TASK.

2. After using the add task command, the new TASK of doing the QUIZ will be added to the end of your SCHEDULE.

3. Click on the highlighted Quiz: CS2040 box in the description of the TASK will redirect you to the QUIZ tab and start the QUIZ immediately for you.

 

4.1.3. List all your TASK: list task

If you would like to view your full SCHEDULE, this command displays the full SCHEDULE that you are having at the moment.

Format	list task
Example	list task

Expected Outcome:

1. Enter the command list task.

2. After using the list task command, you can see the full SCHEDULE.

 

4.1.4. Delete a TASK: delete task

If you complete a TASK and would like to remove that specific TASK from your SCHEDULE, this command helps you remove the task at the specified index.

Upon deletion of the TASK, the saved information of the TASK in schedule.json file will be deleted as well.

Format	delete task <index>
Example	delete task 2
	• The index refers to the index number shown in the fully displayed SCHEDULE after you list task. • The index must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3, …​ and within range of the number of TASK you have in your SCHEDULE.
	• This action is irreversible. Once you delete a specific TASK, the TASK and its respective information are removed from the storage file as well.

Expected Outcome:

For example, you just finished the TASK at index 4 in the SCHEDULE, CS2100 Lab and you would like to update your SCHEDULE by deleting that TASK.

1. Find the index of the TASK to be deleted with the list task command.

2. From the figure below, you can identify the TASK to be deleted has an index of 4, enter the command delete task 4.

3. After using the delete task command, the specified TASK is removed from your SCHEDULE.

4.1.5. Search for a TASK: search task

If you have trouble finding certain specific TASK, you can search for them using a certain keyword(s). This command displays any TASK that its title contains any of the given keyword(s) or its description and time contains all of the given keyword(s).

Format	search task <keywords>
Example	search task CS2103T PE search task Normal distribution assignment search task 2020-11-10
	• The search keyword(s) is case-insensitive. For instance, homework matches HomeWork. • The search requires a complete match of the keyword. For instance, CS2103 does not match CS2103T as they are not a complete match.

Expected Outcome:

For example, you would like to search for a TASK in the SCHEDULE with the keyword Lab 8. StudyBananas searches for all TASK containing Lab 8 in their title, description and time and displays all matching tasks.

1. Enter the command search task Lab 8 to search for TASK with the keyword Lab 8.

2. After using the search task command, StudyBananas displays all the TASK with the specified keyword.

 

4.1.6. Edit a TASK: edit task

If you would like to update certain details of a specific TASK, this command allows you to edit the details of a TASK at a specified index in the SCHEDULE.

You can edit a TASK’s title, description, time and duration.

Format	edit task <index> [T:title] [d:description] [t:time] [dur:duration]
Example	edit task 1 T: Internship edit task 2 d: Pipleline Tutorial homework dur: 60
	• The index refers to the index number shown in the fully displayed SCHEDULE after you list task • The index must be a positive integer 1, 2, 3, …​ and within range of the number of TASK you have in your SCHEDULE. • [title], [description], [time] and [duration] are optional but you need to include at least one of them in the command. • [title], [description], [time] and [duration] still need to conform to its respective expected format.
	• This action is irreversible. Once you edit a specific TASK, the TASK’s details are modified in the storage file as well.

Expected Outcome:

For example, you previously added a TASK: CS2100 Lab 8 on Thursday, Oct 29 2020 10:00 with duration 60 minutes, which currently has the index of 7 in the SCHEDULE. Later on, you want to edit the time to 11:00 instead.

1. Find the index of the TASK to be edited with the list task command.

2. Enter the command edit task 7 t: Thursday, Oct 29 2020 11:00 to edit the TASK.

3. After using the edit task command, the details of the TASK are updated accordingly.

4.2. Commands for the FLASHCARD page (Teddy)

4.2.1. Add a flashcardset
4.2.2. Delete a flashcardset
4.2.3. List flashcard in a flashcardset
4.2.4. Add a flashcard into a flashcardset
4.2.5. Delete a flashcard in a flashcardset

4.2.1. Add a FLASHCARDSET: add flset

If you would like to create a new FLASHCARDSET, this commands allows you to create a new FLASHCARDSET with a custom name to store and categorize your FLASHCARD.

Format	add flset <name:setname>
Example	add flset name:Japanese
	The parameter setname must not be an existing FLASHCARDSET name.

Expected Outcome:

4.2.2. Delete a FLASHCARDSET: delete flset

If you would like to delete an existing FLASHCARDSET, this commands allows you to delete using the index of the FLASHCARDSET.

Format	delete flset <setindex>
Example	delete flset 3
	This deletes all the FLASHCARD in the FLASHCARDSET, including its last QUIZ attempt.
	This action is irreversible. Once you delete a FLASHCARDSET, the FLASHCARDSET and its respective information are removed from the storage file as well.

Expected Outcome:

4.2.3. List FLASHCARD in a FLASHCARDSET: list fl

This command allows you to view the detailed list of FLASHCARD in a specified FLASHCARDSET using its index.

Format	list fl <setindex>
Example	list fl 1
	Alternatively, you can click on the FLASHCARDSET in the GUI to view its FLASHCARD.

Expected Outcome:

4.2.4. Add a FLASHCARD into a FLASHCARDSET: add fl

This command allows you to add a single FLASHCARD consisting of a question and an answer, in a specified FLASHCARDSET using its index.

Format	add fl <flset:setindex> <q:question> <a:answer>
Example	add fl flset:3 q:Konnichiwa a:Hello

Expected Outcome:

4.2.5. Delete a FLASHCARD in a FLASHCARDSET: delete fl

This command allows you to delete a single FLASHCARD in a specified FLASHCARDSET using their indexes.

Format	delete fl <flset:setindex> <fl:index>
Example	delete fl flset:3 fl:1
Remark on Example	Deletes the 1st FLASHCARD in the 3rd FLASHCARDSET
	This action is irreversible. Once you delete a FLASHCARD, the FLASHCARD and its respective information are removed from the storage file as well.

Expected Outcome:

4.3. Commands for the QUIZ page (Bowei)

4.3.1. Quiz of a flashcardset
4.3.2. View last quiz attempt

4.3.1. QUIZ of a FLASHCARDSET: quiz flset

Already have some FLASHCARD and would like to start a recap session? This command helps you start a QUIZ with a non-empty FLASHCARDSET of your choice.

There are two ways to launch a QUIZ in StudyBananas. You may do so by:

• Either: Entering commands into the command box:

Accepted Formats	quiz <flset:setindex>	quiz <flset:setname>
Examples	quiz flset:1	quiz flset:CS2103T

• Or: Through clicking on a scheduled QUIZ in the SCHEDULE:
  If you have a QUIZ scheduled (see Adding a QUIZ task), you may click on the highlighted QUIZ label contained in the description of the TASK as shown below.

Format	Usages of all-time-available quiz-mode commands
refresh	Shows the current state of the quiz - the question, current answer (if applicable) and prompt instruction, in case you wish to continue with the quiz after entering an invalid command.
cancel	Stops the quiz. Your quiz records is not stored upon quiz cancellation.

4.3.1.1. Getting the question

When the QUIZ launches, as seen below, you will see the question of the first FLASHCARD within the selected FLASHCARDSET, as well as an instruction prompt to type in the next available commands, flip, <ans:answer>, refresh or cancel.

Expected Outcome:

4.3.1.2. Answering the question

If you would like to see your answer directly, enter flip. However, if you would like StudyBananas to store your answer for later reference, enter your answer with <ans:answer>.

Format	Remarks
flip	Does not store your answer. Displays the answer to the FLASHCARD question. (You may opt to remember your answer for evaluation against the correct answer later)
<ans:answer>	Stores your answer. Also, displays the answer to the FLASHCARD question.

If the command entered is flip or <ans:answer>, the correct answer will be displayed, and you will be prompted to enter the next available commands, c, w, refresh or cancel, as shown below.

Expected Outcome:

Take note that the question and answer panels are scrollable when they get too long!

4.3.1.3. Checking if your answer is correct

Based on the correct answer, you may evaluate your own answer. Your response will be taken into account when tabulating the QUIZ score.

Format	Command usages
c	Indicates that the question of the FLASHCARD is answered correctly.
w	Indicates that the question of the FLASHCARD is answered wrongly.

The question of the next FLASHCARD will be displayed.

4.3.1.4. Continuing the QUIZ cycle

Steps 4.3.1.1-4.3.1.3 are repeated until all FLASHCARD in the FLASHCARDSET are displayed and answered.

Once the quiz stops, the score statistics will be displayed. You can also view this score by viewing the last attempt of the FLASHCARDSET. (see View last quiz attempt: quiz score flset)

 

4.3.2. View last QUIZ attempt: quiz score flset

Shows the last attempt of a QUIZ on a specified FLASHCARDSET.

Accepted Formats	quiz score <flset:setindex>	quiz score <flset:setname>
Examples	quiz score flset:5	quiz score flset:CS2040

The last QUIZ attempt contains the following information:

• Score (percentage out of 100%), and
• List of questions each followed by answers from the last attempt
• Indicators of whether the question is answered correctly (shown as tick and cross)

Expected outcome:

Take note that the score panel is scrollable when it gets too long!

 

4.4. General Commands (Binh)

4.4.1. View all the available commands
4.4.2. Exit program

4.4.1. View all the available commands: help

If you are not sure of how a certain command works or what command would suit your needs, you can open the help window with this command to view all the available commands.

Format	help
	Alternatively, you can click on the help button located at the bottom of the sidebar to open the help window.

Expected Outcome:

The help window shows most of the available CLI commands.

• The cyan label is the name of the command.
• The purple label lists all the arguments that you may enter.

 

4.4.2. Exit program: exit

If you would like to close the application, this command helps you to quickly close StudyBananas.

Format	exit
	Alternatively, you can click on the exit button located at the bottom of the sidebar to open the help window.

 

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5. FAQ (Teddy)

Q: Is StudyBananas free?
A: Yes, StudyBananas is absolutely free to use!

Q: I have StudyBananas.jar downloaded but cannot start the application. Is there anything I can do?
A: Yes, open the command prompt on your computer, navigate to the directory in which you have stored StudyBananas.jar and type java -jar StudyBananas.jar.

Q: Is StudyBananas safe to use?
A: Yes, StudyBananas is safe to use! We regularly review our code to ensure that hackers are unable to exploit the security structure of our software.

Q: Is my data secure?
A: Yes, your data is safe! It is stored only on your device, and not sent to any online servers. There is also no need to register to start using StudyBananas.

Q: Do I need an Internet connection to use StudyBananas?
A: No, you don’t! StudyBananas works 100% offline. This is especially useful when you want to focus on your studying and not get distracted by social media.

Q: Will StudyBananas be consistently be updated?
A: Yes! We are a dedicated team of software developers who constantly collate feedback and run tests on the StudyBananas app. We are also looking forward to delivering more features for our users.

Q: Can I use StudyBananas on a mobile device?
A: StudyBananas is designed to work best on a desktop/laptop.

Q: How do I transfer my data to another Computer?
A: Install the app in the other computer. Overwrite the empty data folder with the data folder in your previous StudyBananas home folder.

 

6. Trouble Shooting (Eddy)

Cannot launch the application

• Check if you have Java 11 or above installed in your Computer.

Windows

1. Open command prompt and type java -version.

   • If you get the version info, Java is installed correctly and PATH is also set correctly. You can skip the rest.

2. Go to start menu -> System -> Advanced -> Environment Variables. Set JAVA_HOME to the path of your JDK, and update the system path. For more details, please refer to this website

3. If none of the above work, try to search your file system for javac.exe. If there is no javac.exe, download JDK from the Oracle Website for JDK and install.

Mac

1. Open terminal and type java -version.

   • If you get the version info and have made sure that the version is 11 or above, your Java is installed correctly. You can skip the rest.

2. Go to the Oracle Website for JDK and download the macOS version JDK and install.

Linux

1. Open up your terminal, and type find / -name "java"

2. If the path for JDK is shown after the command, type export JAVA_HOME=/path/to/java/jdk1.x, otherwise go to the Oracle Website for JDK and download the JDK version of Linux and install.

Cannot find my data locally

Your SCHEDULE, FLASHCARD, and QUIZ records data are stored inside the folder named data which would reside in the folder where you put your StudyBananas.jar.

If you still cannot find any default data, make sure you have enter at least one command in the command box after your first launch, the default data is only stored after the first command is executed.

My data is gone after I manipulate the data in the data folder directly

The data is stored in the format of JSON for StudyBananas. Our development team does not recommend modifying data from the data folder directly, but if after you edit and the data is not shown in your application, it is likely that the format of JSON file is wrong.

Please open your storage file in text editors that support JSON file static check e.g. Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ and modify your file into valid JSON format with the help of the text editor.

After editing, place the file with correct JSON format back to the data folder and make sure the file name is the same as it was. Then, relaunch StudyBananas, you should be able to see the updated data.

	Our application reads the storage files by its path, please make sure the storage files are named as flashcardbank.json, quizrecords.json and schedule.json

7. Community and security (Eddy)

User data

StudyBananas is designed to be a self-study tool and not an online study community.

We do not store your data through any cloud database. All your schedules and notes are only collected and manipulated under your local folder which is named data by our development team. Therefore, the physical integrity of the your data is secured within StudyBananas.

Study community

Current version of StudyBananas - 1.4 does not support any functionality required internet connection.

Many feedback that we have received request for the functionality of sharing data in a user’s study community. Therefore, our team decides to build a cloud community in the version 2.0 release of StudyBananas, and plans to build the sharing functionality as well as other community related functionality afterwards. But take note that our team still believes internet-connection can be a huge distraction for studying, the upcoming cloud community will not support chat room or other social media like features. StudyBananas will still be optimized without internet connection.

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8. Bug report (Eddy)

Version 1.4 StudyBananas is still under testing phase. Version 1.4 release would serve as the public beta testing for StudyBananas. We have done comprehensive amount of unit tests and integration tests on the application, and have put StudyBananas under preliminary alpha testing by some students in NUS SoC.

However, there can still be some unnoticed bugs. If you spot any bugs or have any suggestions on the application, please go to our GitHub issue page to issue the bugs and the suggestions. Great appreciation from the development team of StudyBananas.

9. Summary

This section summarises all available commands in StudyBananas.

SCHEDULE commands (Binh)

Action	Format, Examples
Add TASK	add task <T:titile> [d:description] [t:time] [dur:duration] e.g. add task T:CS2103T d:iP submission t: 2020-09-17 23:59
List TASK	list task
Delete TASK	delete task <index> e.g., delete task 6
Search for TASK	search task <keywords> e.g., search task CS2103T deadlines
Edit TASK	edit task <index> [T:title] [d:description] [t:time] [dur:duration] e.g. edit task 1 d: Debug remaining errors dur: 60

FLASHCARD commands (Teddy)

Action	Format & Examples
Add FLASHCARDSET	add flset <name:setname> e.g., add flset name:Japanese
Delete FLASHCARDSET	delete flset <setindex> e.g., delete flset 1
List FLASHCARD in a specified set	list fl <setindex> e.g., list fl 1
Add FLASHCARD in a specified set	add fl <flset:setindex> <q:question> <a:answer> e.g., add fl flset:2 q:Is earth flat? a:Maybe!
Delete FLASHCARD in specified set	delete fl <flset:setindex> <fl:index> e.g., delete fl flset:1 fl:1

QUIZ commands (Bowei)

Action	Format & Examples
QUIZ of a FLASHCARDSET	quiz <flset:setindex> e.g., quiz flset:7 quiz <flset:setname> eg., quiz flset:Japanese Available only in QUIZ Mode: flip, <ans:answer>, c, w, cancel, refresh
View last QUIZ attempt	quiz score <flset:setindex> e.g., quiz score flset:6 quiz score <flset:setname> e.g., quiz score flset:Economics

General commands

Action	Format & Examples
View all available commands	help
Exit program	exit

10. Graphical Summary of Navigation Commands (Petrick)

Below is a useful “cheat sheet” to show you how different commands affect the tabs displayed.